"An error has occurred"
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quintin3265
Joined: 2006-10-09
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Posted: Sat, 2007-05-26 20:24
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Hi, I've set up a Gallery installation at http://www.shoemakervillage.org/pennstate. If you visit there, you'll notice that the page suddenly says "an error has occurred." I didn't make any changes to the website or its configuration in the past two months, and the error started occurring two days ago. Does Gallery print out some sort of log where I could determine what sort of error is occurring here?
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FAQ: How to set/use Gallery in debug mode?
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Documentation: Support / Troubleshooting | Installation, Upgrade, Configuration and Usage
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I just added the line, pressed F5 to refresh, but there is nothing new printed to the screen and no files are created to my knowledge. The FAQ doesn't specify where the debug info is printed.
What should I be looking for?
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don't add that line, change the existing $gallery->setDebug line. set it to "buffered" mode.
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Documentation: Support / Troubleshooting | Installation, Upgrade, Configuration and Usage
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I have the debug info at that URL now, but none of it makes sense. Any developers here who have any suggestions?
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> Error (ERROR_BAD_PATH) : Invalid path: modules/imageframe/classes/ImageFrameImpl.class
did you move your website to another server? did you delete some folders in modules/ ?
did you upgrade and pick the "typical" instead of the "full" package?
anyhow, modules/imageframe/ seems to be missing.
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Documentation: Support / Troubleshooting | Installation, Upgrade, Configuration and Usage
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Thanks for your help. The problem was resolved, and the cause was exactly as you described - the site was upgraded, but with the "typical" package. I deployed the "full" package and things were restored to normal.